This paper examines public and private sector nurses’ use of intuition in England using structural equation modeling. Leader–member exchange (LMX) and perceived organizational support (POS) correlated positively with nurses’ perception of discretionary power and use of intuition. Nurses’ perception of discretionary power and use of intuition were positively correlated with their engagement. Further, differences were identified between private sector and public sector nurses in relation to the impact of workplace relationships (POS and LMX) and intuition onto perceived discretionary power and employee engagement. The results are important for all hospital managers seeking to foster employees’ use of intuition, perception of discretionary power, and engagement.
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Antecedents and outcomes relating to public and private nurses’ use of intuition in England
Public Money & Management, Vol.34(6), pp.389-396
2014
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- Title
- Antecedents and outcomes relating to public and private nurses’ use of intuition in England
- Creators
- Matthew J Xerri - Griffith UniversityRod Farr-Wharton - University of the Sunshine CoastYvonne Brunetto - Southern Cross UniversityKate Shacklock - Griffith UniversityFiona Robson - Newcastle Business School, UK
- Publication Details
- Public Money & Management, Vol.34(6), pp.389-396
- Identifiers
- 1830; 991012821992402368
- Academic Unit
- School of Business and Tourism; Faculty of Business, Law and Arts; Management
- Resource Type
- Journal article